ANTIQUE WOODEN HAT STRETCHER

290,00 €

Wooden hat stretcher, made in late 19th century.

A unique and rare find for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage fashion and millinery tools. Crafted from solid wood, this hat stretcher features a simple yet effective mechanism for resizing hats. Designed to adjust to different sizes and shapes, it allowed milliners to create perfectly fitting hats for their clients.

This adjustable stretcher is ideal for vintage fashion lovers, collectors, or hat enthusiasts looking for a creative way to display their hats. It can also return to use in the millinery industry, as its cast iron mechanism remains fully functional.

Dimensions: 33 x 30 x 19 cm

Weight: 4.1 kg

The hat stretcher is in good condition. Woodworm holes are old, and the woodworm is inactive.

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Weight 4,1 kg
Dimensions 33 × 30 × 19 cm
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